Ohio to receive nearly four million in federal school funds
The state will get 918 074 dollars under the National Defense Education Act to boost science math and language instruction in local districts this school year. Dr Fr Te Halt announces funds support gifted programs and recommends two new divisional directors in Columbus with nine thousand dollar salaries each, effective Oct 1.
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Board of Education
Nehru Rejects Big Powers Interference in Border Row
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru spoke at a monthly press briefing and rejected Soviet mediation in the border dispute with China. He warned against big power interference as tensions persist from Red China’s incursions. Tass issued a cautious comment urging a friendly settlement.
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Khrushchev Schedule Includes White House and Farm Lunch
Premier Khrushchev will visit the United States for 13 days with a packed itinerary from a White House banquet to a farmhouse lunch. He will address the National Press Club and the U N General Assembly, dine with leaders, visit an IBM plant and a university, and meet private citizens. The trip skips the capital and follows a tight timetable from Andrews Air Force Base to Pittsburgh with later talks at Camp David to be released later.
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Better Sex Education Is Advised In Ohio
Ohio health officials urged stronger sex education as venereal disease among youths rose yearly. Health educator Donald Campbell cited 1958 figures with gonorrhea and syphilis cases in under 20s constituting notable portions of total cases. The Advisory Board on Special Health Education works to improve teacher readiness and materials.
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DiSalle Not Buying Miller Explanation
Columbus dispatch reports that County Democratic Chairman Ras J. Midler criticizes Miller and cites concerns about the real candidate for the party. The piece frames a contested selection process amid local political maneuvering and reader interest.
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Miller
Columbus
Chan V
DiSaile
Pie
Paso
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Orgerr
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Local notices and political chatter in Elyria Chronicle
The Chronicle Telegram reports on political favoritism and party maneuvering in Lorain County Ohio. It notes Willam L. Cole’s support for a preferred son, and Joseph Fergos’s hints of endorsement, with discussions of Democratic primary dynamics and party leadership finances.
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Aconame Ooredas
Willam L. Colemean
Th. Stile
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Joseph Fergso
Dinalic
Fermison Sand
Coleman
Ome Chaiman
All Teme
Democratie Pomary
Tragic Oakland Bus Train Crash Kills Seven Children
Seven children were killed and nineteen injured when a Baltimore and Ohio express rammed a stalled bus at a grade crossing in Oakland Maryland. Gov Tawes called for a full investigation as residents mourned.
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UPI
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio
Roy Dixon
Chicago
UPSH
National Safety Council
Baltimore and Ohio
Congress Overrides Ike Veto On Public Works Bill
Democratic and Republican factions clash over the political impact of Congress overriding President Eisenhower’s veto of the 1.185 billion public works bill. The measure funds hundreds of projects with 67 not in Eisenhower’s budget, triggering party splits and a pork-barrel debate ahead of the 1960 elections.
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Fate of Alford Sanders injury trial hinges on jury
The defense urged insanity as the basis for acquittal while the state pressed a first degree murder claim in the Father Mandeville case. Prosecutor Warhola argued Sanders knew right from wrong during the April 18 arrest timeline after escaping Grafton prison. Defense attorney Corts challenged state tactics and the use of sensational photographs, urging a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity or, failing that, a life sentence.
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Corts
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Centenarians Die In Dayton And Cleveland
Two Ohio centenarians died Wednesday and will be buried Saturday. John Steiner, once linked to the Wright brothers tent aid for Kitty Hawk, will be buried at Woodland Cemetery in Dayton after dying at age 100 in a Dayton nursing home. Stemiecr, a Dayton tent and awning maker, also died at 100. Charles France, a Cleveland industrialist who helped found France Manufacturing Co. in 1915, died in Cleveland 18 days after turning 100 and will be buried at Lake View Cemetery.
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France
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France Manuacturing Co
Dalai Lama Plans Departure After Nehru Rift
In New Delhi informed sources say the Dalai Lama, offended by Prime Minister Nehru's remarks on the Tibetan case, plans to leave India soon. He has not chosen a destination but may go to a Southeast Asian country.
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Dalai Lama
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Southeast Asia
Dalai
Nehru
United Nations
Flier Survives Three Days in Escape Capsule Test
Key West Florida reports airman Jimmie B. Graves of Harriman Tennessee and Fairborn Ohio was recovered by a Navy helicopter after spending 72 hours in a two by four foot capsule designed to replace ejection seats in high speed jets.
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Harriman
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Fairborn
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Graves
Illinois New York Girls Win Honors in Miss America Pageant
In Atlantic City New Jersey Suzanne Ingeborg Johnson 21 of Oak Park Illinois won a preliminary talent award and Miss Bonnie Jo Marquis 19 of Huntington New York won the bathing suit trophy in the Miss America pageant preliminaries. Johnson is an honor graduate who worked through college by waiting tables. Marquis is a Ithaca College sophomore representing New York.
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UPI
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Ilinois
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Ithaca College
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N.Y
New York State
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Chicago
U S Servicemen in Europe Favor American Cars
U S servicemen in Europe buy more European cars each year but still favor American models. As of March 31 the Army and Air Force European commands record 82,704 registered vehicles, including 49,602 American and 33,102 foreign cars.
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